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.” Adds Meister: “Boards always need to look for ways to cut energy use and save money. This is the type
benchmarking to track its energy usage and efficiency and to determine how much money it’s saving. “We believe
favorable terms and sometimes no money down at all for a loan on energy retrofits or clean
. The client was also very happy with the bottom line. “The money they saved from not having to put up shoring
usually receive some of the retail rent money. But the amount is usually just a trickle compared with what
payments. Depending on the type of property you are buying, you may find you have to put more money down
the building had the money in reserve, there was no maintenance increase or assessment.  “Everything went
, but to raise money for future capital projects, the board is now refinancing the co-op’s underlying mortgage
improvements that reduce greenhouse gas emissions — without spending any money up front. Unlike conventional
like there was going to be a solution.” In New York City, more so than in most locales, time is money

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